Mac VS PC - WEBSITE DESIGN

[mlefevre]

I've no idea, so therefore my opinion is invalid.

Anyone who has any insight, please share.

/discuss

 

[czeldabolg]

...You watched that advert on t.v with the people from Peep show didn't you... Here's an idea... like omg... no. Mac wins. PC 4 HOME MAC 4 FUN!

 

[Josh123]

I love those adverts, they were all over Myspace, i was F5'in all night.

 

[mlefevre]

They are on Apple's website.

czeldabolg, you could atleast expand on why you think Mac is better for web design. Do you have any experience using both, designing websites?

 

[Rampage]

Well... I've had experience designing on the PC although I'm not much good with website design, which could mean it's slightly hard? Even though I've never tried it on a Mac, I'd presume it's harder, I don't have a reason for this, just personal reference that PC's are all round easier to use.

Using a mix of Photoshop and Dreamweaver you can usually come up with something quite decent within around half an hour, but once again I have no background on how easy Mac's are to use, AT ALL.

PC's all the way for most things IMO!

/Steish

 

[hesmondo]

Macs are easier to use for web and graphic design, mainly because of the superior graphics capabilities, saying that, i do use my XP machine quite a bit aswell.

 

[Neptune]

Macs are easier to use for web and graphic design, mainly because of the superior graphics capabilities, saying that, i do use my XP machine quite a bit aswell.

there is no difference in the 2 apart from thge fact of apple can handle alot better graphics.

i am doing web design atm and we have to test on both mac and pc. but there is a downfall to using a mac for web desing, ok it can handle better graphics but how many ppl do u kno that own a mac???

if u design 1 thru mac its exacly the same as on a PC both turn out the same both the same coding ect ect so tbh no difference as u dnt even need a "awsome" pc to do web design

 

[mlefevre]

Thanks all for the info.